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  • Early Voting is Open; Read Candidate Responses to Active Trans Questionnaires
  • CTA to Run a Later Purple Line Train for Six Weeks in Summer (RedEye)
  • Flyover Would be Better Proposal if it Demolished Fewer Buildings (CTA Tattler)
  • Chicago Millennial Trades $100 CTA Pass for $600 Car Costs (RedEye)
  • Rollover Crash on Lake Shore Drive at Monroe Has No Injuries, No Citations (CBS)

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Transportation planner and advocate. Steven also created Chicago Cityscape, a site that tracks neighborhood developments across the city.

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